Lab life

• News briefing: 5 November 2009

  The week in science

  4 November 2009

• Dark-matter test faces obstacles - Premium content

  Access to crystals may hamper bid to repeat experiment.

  3 November 2009

• Initiative targets malaria eradication

  Focus shifts to blocking parasite transmission.

  3 November 2009

• Woo Suk Hwang convicted, but not of fraud - Premium content

  Cloning pioneer gets two years for embezzlement and bioethics breach.

  26 October 2009

• Hwang verdict imminent - Premium content

  Disgraced stem-cell researcher may face time in jail.

  21 October 2009

• Physicist working at CERN arrested - Premium content

  Postdoc faces terrorism charges in France.

  9 October 2009

• Science journals crack down on image manipulation - Premium content

  US figures show that incidents have jumped in the past two years.

  9 October 2009

• Chromosome protection scoops Nobel - Premium content

  Prize for physiology or medicine awarded for uncovering role of telomeres.

  5 October 2009

• Q+A: Driven out of research - Premium content

  A virologist describes how stringent biosecurity regulations caused her to drop one line of work.

  30 September 2009

• Booming biosafety labs probed - Premium content

  US lawmakers and scientists at odds over how to regulate high-containment labs.

  30 September 2009